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Politicians want to police ‘deepfakes’ to control the truth. The First Amendment says no

The legal landscape around AI-generated speech is still evolving, but a recent decision in Montana offers a positive development for proponents of free speech. Earlier this year, the Montana-based interest group Accountability in State Government sent AI-doctored political mailers to voters. One depicted a legislator spraying cash from a gas pump to display his support […]

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Washington ExaminerLean R·1h ago
Politicians want to police ‘deepfakes’ to control the truth. The First Amendment says no
The legal landscape around AI-generated speech is still evolving, but a recent decision in Montana offers a positive development for proponents of free speech. Earlier this year, the Montana-based interest group Accountability in State Government sent AI-doctored political mailers to voters. One depicted a legislator spraying cash from a gas pump to display his support […]
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